In a conversation with commentators on social media, Socialist leader Edi Rama also commented on the case discovered in Lushnje, where a 38-year-old was arrested after promising 500 euros in exchange for votes for Sali Berisha's Democratic Party.
The follower asked Rama live for money for the vote, while the socialist leader focused on the case of Lushnja, saying that the swamp has come out to give money, while calling on no one to commit this crime because it is severely punished.
"No, brother, we don't have money for votes because we did it before, we don't do it today. I saw that some people had come out who were giving money, from this money from the swamp. Because the swamp has a lot of money. You saw how much Latif paid, where do they find money? You saw Latif. I saw that the swamp came out with money, because they had caught a guy from Lushnja who was giving money for votes, no one should make this mistake, because it is a crime that is severely punished, it is not worth it at all," said Rama.